Hezhou Fushan Scenic Area Travel Guide
Scenic spot introduction:
Fushan Scenic Area is one of the eight ancient scenic spots in Hejie, and is called "Jade Seal Fushan". Every morning and evening in the Spring and Autumn season, a layer of mist often appears on the river, just like a veil holding up the hills, like a fairyland, which is called "Jade Seal Xiaolan". The scenic spot is located at the intersection of Lin and He rivers in Hejie Town, Hezhou City. It is said that since the temple was built in Fushan, it has never been flooded no matter how big the flash flood is, and it has always floated on the water, hence the name Fushan. The beauty of Fushan is a whole. The surrounding water, the island itself used to carry the scenery, the ancient trees, the cultural temples, and the scenery combined with each other are the real charm of Fushan.Attractions distribution:
The main attractions in Fushan Scenic Area include Yuyin Mountain, Fushan Temple, Langcang Pavilion, Diaotai Ruins, Chenwang Temple, Huanbiting Pavilion, etc.Scenic spot qualifications:
Provincial scenic spotsScenic spot features:
Photography, small island, historic site, temple, temple, historic site, famous mountain, islandTransportation
Scenic spot location:
China>Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region>Hezhou City>Babu District>Hejie Town
How to get there:
Take a bus from Hezhou Bus Station to Hejie, which takes about 1 hour and costs 2.5 yuan. Take a boat from Hejie to Fushan, which takes about 2 hours and back. Chartering a boat is more expensive, 100 yuan/time.
Scenic area map:
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Tickets
Fushan Ticket Price:
free
Scenic area opening hours:
Open all day
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
Every time King Chen’s birthday (April 26th in the lunar calendar) and death anniversary (May 19th in the lunar calendar) are held in Fushan, people from far and near come here to commemorate him. More than 10,000 people attended the meeting and gathered on the mountains and riversides to set off fireworks and compete in folk songs. It was very lively. Commemorative activities are divided into "cannon period" and "singing period", with the singing period being the most popular and often lasting for many days. After the founding of New China, the "Cannon Period" gradually became mainly about singing. During the event, lanterns were decorated, singing and dancing were everywhere, and it often lasted all night long, so it was also called the "Lantern Lighting Festival".
Best time to visit:
All seasons
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